Single-use encrypted links that self-destruct after viewing.
Sending a password via WhatsApp, email, SMS, or any chat system is one of the most common — and dangerous — security mistakes in business today. Every message leaves a permanent, readable trail.
Messages are stored indefinitely on both sender and recipient devices, in backups, and on cloud servers. A single device compromise exposes every password ever sent.
Email travels through multiple servers in plaintext. It lives in sent folders, inboxes, server logs, and archive systems — often for years — fully readable by administrators and attackers alike.
SMS messages are stored by carriers, often unencrypted. They are vulnerable to SIM-swap attacks, interception, and are trivially accessible to anyone who picks up your phone.
Passwords pasted into shared Word documents, spreadsheets, or note-taking apps create permanent, searchable records — often synced to multiple cloud accounts outside your control.
Your secret is encrypted with AES-256 before it is stored. Even database access reveals nothing — only someone with the unique link can retrieve it.
Once the time limit or view count is reached, the secret is permanently and irreversibly deleted. There is no backup, no archive, and no way to recover it.
The link can be configured to expire after just one view. Even if it ends up in a chat history or email archive, it will have already been consumed and deleted by the time anyone finds it.
The secret payload is never written to application logs, access logs, or error reports. What you push, only the recipient can ever see.
Add an optional passphrase to your push. Even if the link is intercepted, the secret cannot be retrieved without this second factor — communicated separately.
This instance runs on SoftSol's own private infrastructure. Your secrets never leave our controlled environment. This is a service provided for SoftSol clients and partners.